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... with gifts from the staff of Buckie High School. On behalf of the staff. Miss Nan Clark handed over a set of novels by Thomas Hardy and a presentation ’Bible. Mr Cowie returned thanks. On account of the war Aberdeen Round Table have decided not to hold ...
... which I recommended. If you wish tako up the study of special author I not think you will anyone more faecinatinp than Thomas Hardy; and if you intend to. road all his book®, you should read them in the order inf which he wrote them. On the other hand ...
... retiring president received hearty vote thanks. Miss Margaret Murray read fine paper ‘the Botanical Classroom “Tie Poetry of ; Thomas Hardy.” I Thereafter office-bearers were appointed 1 follow's M. ; Vice-Presidents —Miss J.,Afc?rdcin and Mi?* Frondes • Secrotarv—Mr ...
... second engineer, Dalmuir. Alexander Maclean, boatswain, Barra. John Alexander Campbell M'Gregor, chief officer, Edinburgh 4. Thomas Hardy Martin, first radio officer, Lanark. Samuel M’Eachran, chief cook, Greenock, receives the British Empire medal. (Other ...
... Archibald Geikie. Admiral Togo. Viecount French. Viscount Bryce. Viscount Haldane. Prof. Henry Jackson. Right Hon. A. J. Atr Thomas Hardy. Balfour. Sir Georg© Otto Tre- Admiral Sir J. R. vclyan. Jelliooe. Sir Edward Elgar. Field Marshal Sir D- Admiral Sir A ...
... should not provide- equally good things for itself. * To Honour Mr Thomas Hardy. happy suggestion is thrown out t*» book lovers that some sort of honour ought to paid to Thomas Hardy. The idea is that some compliment, apart from the official awards ol ...
... wind that whirred . Through breaking pines; and serve with never a slack. So loud for promptness all around outcries! . THOMAS HARDY. March 1917. The Giioomston U.F. Church Band Hope held their annual social meeting on Saturday evening. The Rev. Robert ...
... are to be sold at Sotheby’s on February 3. Some of the letters are of rare interest and include four written to her by Thomas Hardy concerning the chances of doing a stage version of “Tess of the D’Urbervilles” with Mrs Campbell in the title role. ...
... wanting, while the deficiencv in the Hariaw Ceremony. the battle-ground hallowed by the rank file to more than il,ooa & Thomas Hardy, in his great epic blood of former rulers- of the. City, drama the victories Nelson and which Canon Rawnsley so fittingly ...
... identities can be obtained among the works of different anthers, and sometimes even of die same author. For example, in two of Thomas Hardy’s books, written at interval of least dezen years apart, chapter of each opens with a paragraph probably * hundred words ...
... Palace' of Westminster when wars were won. Parliament was not blame, for was the way the world, tor the pathetic people (as Thomas Hardy ra-lU them) had not then any political existence- Something was done the goodhearted, course; but concerned just now with ...
... y, there are exceptions. Rupert Brooke, Herbert Asquith. Francis Ledwidge—these three have fallen died active service —Thomas Hardy. John Masefield, Binyon, J. C. Squire, John Drinkwater, W. W. Gibson, John Freeman, Ralph Hodgson, Robert Nichols, and ...